Seasonal Depression was a joke about the gap between seasons. The stretch where the roadmap ran out, the weekly reset stopped meaning anything, and everyone drifted off to other games until something new landed.

Then we lived it. A lot changed in Destiny over the last year and, like most clans, we went quiet for a while.

On June 9, 2026, Bungie shipped Monument of Triumph and ended active development. No more seasons. No more expansions. Guardian Games, Solstice, Festival of the Lost, and the Dawning are all retired. The servers stay up, the game stays playable, and that's where it rests. The gap is permanent now. We accidentally named ourselves after the ending.

So we came back. A core group of longtime members is active again and we're rebuilding the roster with new and returning Guardians both.

Nobody expected the ending to improve anything. It did. Every raid and dungeon had its loot refreshed and all of them are farmable year round. Nothing is time limited. There's no battle pass clock, no season to fall behind on, no reason to log in tonight instead of next Thursday. If you've been away for months, you've missed nothing. That's a strange thing to say about a live service game, and it's the best news we've had in years.

We're not trying to build the biggest clan in Destiny. We'd rather have a group where people recognize each other, jump into voice chat, laugh through a few wipes, and enjoy the game together.

Most of us are 21 and up, balancing work, families, and everything else. Gaming isn't always the top priority, and that's fine. Real life comes first, every time.

We like endgame content without being a hardcore PvE clan, and the Sherpas are what make that possible. They run teaching sessions for everything from the classic raids through Pantheon and The Desert Perpetual. First clear or fiftieth, there's usually someone willing to help.

No drama. No pressure to log into the game every day. Good people make the game more fun, and that's most of what we screen for.

Our clan clears, pulled straight from Bungie and deduplicated, so a six person run shows up once with everyone counted. Fireteam sizes come from the post game report, which means a full run from two years ago still reads as six even if half those Guardians have moved on since. Runs where one of us was filling out an LFG group are left off. Everything here counts back to the day the clan was founded, and nobody's pre-clan back catalogue is padding it.

Six players, no matchmaking, so a clan is the whole point. Two raids are featured each week after the Tuesday reset, but since the final update every raid is farmable whether it's featured or not. We pick by what people feel like, not by what the game is pushing.

If you've never raided, say so. Teaching runs are a standing part of what we do, and the notes below are honest about which ones are gentle and which ones will take a few nights.

Three players and ninety minutes. This is the backbone of a weeknight when you got home late and a six stack isn't happening. All eleven live in the Raids and Dungeons node now, launchable any week.

Raids and dungeons are the backbone, but they're not the only reason people are online. Nightfalls and the Ops playlists still fill a weeknight when a full run isn't happening.